Arkansas Physics

Inna Ponomareva

Research Associate Professor
(
Ph.D. Institute of Biochemical Physics
of Russian Academy of Sciences, 2004)

Office: PHYS ANNEX 293

Phone: 479-575-5596
e-mail: iponoma@uark.edu
Resume
NEW: class on Computational Nanoscience (Summer 2008)


Research Interests

Condensed matter physics, numerical quantum chemistry, computational physics, nanoscience, developing and implementation of computaional techniques. The areas of expertise: semiconductors, ferroelectrcs, magnetics, multiferroics and alloys in their bulk and low-dimensional forms such as films, nanowires, nanotubes, fullerenes, nanodots. Research interests: dynamical, thermal, mechanical, electronic, conducting, stability properties of bulk and nanosrtuctures, formation mechanisms for nanosrtuctures and tubular forms, finite-temperature properties, phase transitions in ferroelectrics and multiferroics, large scale parallel computer simulations.  Computational techniques: Monte Carlo and molecular dynamics, empirical potentails (Brenner, Tersoff, Stillinger-Weber interatomic potentials), semiempirical tight-binding simulations with orthogonal and nonorthogonal basis, ab initio-based effective hamiltonian techniques, fully ab initio techniques.


Most Significant Works


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Other Papers and Proceedings



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